[Groop] Top Posters of 2005 (late again)

Dana Gabbard dgabbard at hotmail.com
Wed Mar 8 13:13:09 PST 2006


Tone:

Unless you want to endlessly chase all things Groo just be happy with the 
comics and appreciate that Gary handles the heavy job of Groo archiviss 
(holding 99.9999999% of all things Groo)

Dana Gabbard
Groo Fan since Groo #1 (Pacific)


>From: "John T" <Comics230 at cox.net>
>To: "The Groop" <Groop at groo.com>
>Subject: Re: [Groop] Top Posters of 2005 (late again)
>Date: Sun, 5 Mar 2006 06:47:36 -0500
>
>Oh! Poor Tone! What a can of mulch you have opened! Just wait till Gary
>posts the the upated Groo list (I'm guessing someday in September). Gary is
>the keeper of all things Groo. Just try getting all Maylisian Groos, the
>Mouse Pads or the Comics Code Mini-Comic! You'll need to get a membership
>card! Ah! I already feel sorry of the long suffering girlfriend of Tone.
>
>John T.
>
>
>----- Original Message -----
>From: "Tone" <Tone at moon-shine.net>
>To: <groop at groo.com>
>Sent: Saturday, March 04, 2006 11:21 PM
>Subject: Re: [Groop] Top Posters of 2005 (late again)
>
>
> > Charles,
> > There's a Groo TOWEL??! This is the first I have ever heard of
> > such a thing. Is it something like a hotel towel, which was brought to
> > Sergio for a signing at a comic convention, or something? Other than
> > that the Groo items, which I have heard are the rarest before joining
> > the Groop, are the Groo/Dragon-backed wool/nylon jacket(s) (do they even
> > really exist?) and perhaps the lead miniature set with the dragon or the
> > special insert chaser cards for the card collection, although I have
> > actually seen the dragon miniature and various insert cards on eBay a
> > couple of times.
> >
> > Chris (Glorko),
> > I think it was obvious I did mean to say, "6-12 MONTH period,"
> > but regardless you caught me on a typo error (This time!), so I will not
> > do what Groo does best upon you. :)
> >
> > Gary (and others debating about Groo news),
> > Since I have joined the Groop I heard about a "Towel," found out
> > about the new statue (which enabled me to pre-order it of course!)
> > learned about both the potential Groo vs. Conan comic (keep me/us
> > informed) and the re-issue of the Groo Game, got the awesome scoop on an
> > eventual Groo movie (!!!), heard some people's ideas for the creation of
> > a Groo video game (now that would be just TOO INCREDIBLE... maybe a
> > joint release for marketing purposes when the movie comes out??), found
> > out that there are women, who seriously appreciate Groo (Janet, please
> > post pics of your Chakaal costume while at Motor City... and guys we
> > must figure out a way to get her a proper sword), realized Rufferto was
> > based off Sergio's real dog... and, and... probably a bunch of other
> > things I am forgetting. I think I made my point. Either way it sounds
> > like I still have much to learn. :)
> >
> > Something I did learn recently, apart from the Groop, is the
> > second major appearance of Groo is not in StarSlayer #5, but actually in
> > StarSlayer #4 as a 2 page poster and the back cover. I already have the
> > first major appearance (That being in Destroyer Duck, of course.) and
> > have StarSlayer #5, so now thanks to eBay I have StarSlayer #4 as well.
> > Actually, now I have two copies of StarSlayer #4. After learning
> > about #4 I told my girlfriend about it and she secretly bid on the
> > auction I had seen it in to surprise me with it. When I went to bid on
> > it myself, I noticed someone won the auction already, so I bid on
> > another auction. Before the auction I bid on was up, I actually figured
> > out she had bought me out on the original auction. Instead of retracting
> > my bid on the second auction... as my girlfriend put it, "Now you can
> > have one inside your collection and have the other one for the poster to
> > hang on your wall. Gotta love her for that. :)
> >
> > Maybe by admitting to not previously knowing about StarSlayer #4
> > I have demonstrated my ignorance of Groo-knowledge compared to most
> > everyone else on the Groop, but I do not mind. I figure this forum
> > exists so everyone, who enjoys Groo, can share their pleasure of the
> > series.
> > Speaking of gaining pleasure of the Groo series, does anyone
> > have any of these things they might consider parting with (for a fair
> > price of course),
> > - Original 1980's T-shirt
> > I had/have the original, but I wore it so much when I was younger the
> > only thing that is left are the faded front and back images in torn
> > pieces, :(
> > - Original 1980's Poster
> > I of course had it as well, but unfortunately during a move another
> > piece of furniture crashed into the frame I had the poster in, which
> > caused it to rip and then it got seriously torn afterward.
> > - Lead miniature sets 4 and 5
> > I have 1, 2, and 3.
> > - Any of the 9 special insert cards
> > I have the full card collection, but have been trying to track down and
> > acquire the extra chaser cards for some time now.
> >
> > Well... maybe I am asking for too much. I will use the excuse of
> > being a Groop newbie as my defense. I really do not expect people on
> > this list to really part with such items in their beloved collections,
> > but I just have to ask. Although it sounds like Gary is in fact getting
> > rid of quite a bit. Either way, I have slowly gathered pretty much
> > everything else I think is significant or realistic enough to get from
> > the Groo collectible world, but the little kid in me still craves more.
> > I still remember the day I bought my first Groo comic... <sigh>.
> >
> > 'Nuff said. I'm getting teary eyed. :)
> > _TONE_
> >
> >
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